| St.Patrick's Day March 17, 2002 |
Grandpa's father was a Scottish lion But his mother was an Irish dove. 'Tho he grew up wearin' Scottish plaid He learned Irish legends love |
Of Leprechauns, Shamrocks, St Patrick And the Blarney Stone too. So, one day my Grandpa told me of A dear legend I'll now tell you. An Irish lass must be wary And watch very close each day, And quick run and hide if She sees Leprechauns at play. |
So now the lass must not only watch For the Leprechaun's thrown kiss But for one carried by a butterfly It's so easy to miss. There's few who can escape This terrible, terrible thing, And that's why little girls giggle At just about everything! A Poem By DC |
If a Leprechaun should throw her A kiss, it carries a mighty power. If someday she has a baby girl The babe'll giggle hour after hour. Sure it's a terrible thing! For If a butterfly should pass by The kiss may land and be carried To the first lass he should spy. |
| A Thrown Kiss |
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| Have a Happy St. Patrick's Day! Don't forget the wearin' of the green And for goodness sake, lasses Watch out for Leprechaun Kisses ! |
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